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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
3
The Washington State Horticultural Association outlines pruning by the Kniffen high removal system to yield larger grape clusters. It discusses vine spacing, vineyard layout, packing house needs, and prospects from rising demand for non alcoholic beverages boosting local vineyard plantings.
A collage of items ranges from royal scandal and labor unrest to mood by moonshine and political jibes. References touch Constantine's throne, Petrograd riots over long hours, milk price fights, road detours, taxes of Italian royalty, and playful verses on dress and dress codes. The fragment hints at social reforms and festive year end chatter.
Weekly reports show lower prices and wages with rising unemployment across the country. Notable cuts include 75 cents daily at Vancouver smelters, 22% in New England textile mills, 15% iron plants in Massachusetts, and 10 to 30% in Philadelphia operations. Public works start in some states to absorb idle workers while optimism returns for a general revival within thirty days.
Legis Prospect a Holstein owned by Carnation Company in King County set a new eastern cows milk and butter fat record with 37 385.1 pounds of milk and 1 445.9 pounds of butter fat in a year. The cow outproduced the prior marks and milking was supervised by Washington State College and the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Carl Cockerell oversaw daily milking, with only four milkings missed all year.
In a House Roads Committee executive session GOP leaders settled on a 100 million dollar state road aid appropriation. A McArthur bill proposed 400 million federal funds over four years, but the steering committee maintained economy goals and limited the appropriation to 100 million and two years.
Agrarian guidance endorses a rotation system where a legume or meadow crop appears at least once every three to four years. It notes this practice helps maintain soil organic matter, especially when combined with a substantial barnyard manure application.
A reactionary critic argues that workers deserve raises rather than medals, while another complaint notes that housing construction lags due to a growing craving for new garages, reflecting budget and planning tensions.
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